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We are merely days away from the FIFA World Cup, the most anticipated event in North American travel and hospitality in years, and the vibes related to the event have shifted significantly over the ...

Hoteliers convened in New York City this week for the annual NYU International Hotel Investment Forum to take stock of the first half of the year.

My all-time favorite summer pastime is reading a book next to a body of water, and I know I'm not alone.

One of my favorite business quotes that I always keep going back to is: "Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago."

Typically, the word “vibes” is used unseriously to refer to intangible, possibly imaginary aspects of non-verbal interpersonal communication. However, research conducted by the HeartMath Institute ...

There was a very interesting debate in a recent Deloitte weekly newsletter about artificial intelligence in 2026, everyone’s favorite subject.

Something's going to give.

I hate checking luggage; I think most frequent travelers do. The advent of AirTags and airline apps that track your checked bag through all the steps in the journey have helped make the process of ...

During any hotel acquisition, I am sure the question always comes up: “Is it the right time to involve the asset manager?“

Hotels listing on Airbnb is not a new thing. In fact, I wrote about how some hoteliers were doing everything they could to make the most of the platform despite integration issues almost a decade ago.

There was a time, not so very long ago, where investing in the hotel sector was a niche sport, practiced by those who had either money to burn or in-depth knowledge of thread counts or, hopefully, ...

Technification, defined as the application of technology-based systems to a specific industry, was first used in the 1930s according to the Oxford English Dictionary, but it feels more relevant than ...

This week has seen some major news emerge.

The ability to travel to far-off locations is pretty accessible.

Once a year, usually when the sun starts beckoning me outside more, I find myself with the desire to do nothing but lay in the sun near a body of water. So I tap my like-minded friends and we book a ...

A single question is quietly disrupting one of hospitality's most comfortable assumptions. It's not whether your hotel is beautifully designed. Not whether your team delivers warm, genuine service. ...

Sellers are still pricing hotel deals like it's 2021. Buyers are pricing them like it's 2026.

As I write the results are coming in from the local elections in the United Kingdom.

For those of you who aren't aware, which I'm guessing is most, the hotels news team here at CoStar is based in Cleveland, Ohio.

The recent final collapse of Spirit Airlines here in the U.S. reignited that conversation we often have in the hotel industry around whether hotels can and should operate more like airlines, ...